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Marianne Landzettel gives her take on sessions involving the Secretary of State at Groundswell 2022 - including discussions about the way forward for regenerative agriculture, measuring soil carbon and renumerating farmers, and the Sustainable Farming Incentive...

A pioneering on-farm conference focusing on soil health is gearing up for its launch on a Cumbrian farm this summer (June 25th-26th). Carbon Calling is a knowledge exchange initiative created by farmers to promote discussion among livestock and food producers, and help them address climate, biodiversity, societal and food security issues.

Since its launch in 2015 in a climate of growing uncertainty about food security, the state of natural resources, climate change and nutritional availability in the UK, Agricology has provided a platform for sharing practical information on ecological farming techniques to enable more resilient and productive farming.

From 22nd to 29th April the Organic Research Centre (ORC) is taking part in the Green Match Fund Campaign 2022, organised by the Big Give - the UK’s biggest online match funding platform, to raise funds to further their work.

Lawrence Woodward reflects on a survey conducted by Whole Health Agriculture and the implications of its findings.

Mark Ward states the case for farmers and water companies to work collaboratively to support one another in reaching their respective objectives and improving water quality as a result.

Real Seeds' Kate McEvoy shines a light on the fragility of the seed system and trys to encourage people to think about seed sovereignty as a fundamental part of food sovereignty...

ORC Senior Researcher Colin Tosh reflects on results from an evidence review and interviews with farmers in which the main factors holding back agroforestry in England were identified.

The Prince’s Countryside Fund (PCF) is inviting farm businesses to join our new Farm for the Future programme, which is being delivered virtually and by local Farm Support Groups in 11 areas across England.

Article about interesting research exploring the potential and impacts of cell grazing different sward types.

Will Sibly blogs about the Net Zero from Productive Grasslands (NZPG) partnership.